Sentence examples for considered more acceptable from inspiring English sources
But cell phones, which are considered more acceptable, posed a trickier problem.
Sure, Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall" is pretty massive, but I suspect that a historical work — one that teaches the reader about a subject (in this case a male one) — is considered more acceptable from a woman than, say, the kind of long "sensibility" novel written more frequently by men.
Just two of the nine tactics mentioned in the poll, sleep deprivation and slapping or punching a detainee, were considered more acceptable than unacceptable.
The author also noted that it is possible the Simpsons staff chose Patty to come out as gay instead of a male character because lesbians were "traditionally considered more acceptable" on television.
Surgical intervention in general, and parathyroidectomy specifically, has always been considered more acceptable during the second trimester [ 3].
Moreover, collection of BM cells is considered more acceptable to children and therefore more useful in studies on the paediatric population.
This may be due to a phenomenon known by pollsters as Shy Tory factor: some people, when polled, will state a voting intention considered more socially acceptable to the poll-taker, but cast a conflicting one in the privacy of the voting booth.
Going to a nightclub is considered more socially acceptable in Antsiranana.
It may be possible to suggest fluorosis might be considered more aesthetically acceptable in fluoridated Newcastle.
Heavy drinking is considered more socially acceptable for men and is perceived to play an important role in male social life, professional life and stress management (Mustonen, 1997; Pietilä and Rytkönen, 2008a).
Make available a range of financed rewards (often considered more socially acceptable): - Direct (e.g. subsidized education, additional leave, insurance benefits); - Indirect (e.g. better working conditions, access to professional support network, greater participation in decision-making bodies).
